1/700 ArtWox USS Maryland deck

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1/700 ArtWox USS Maryland deck

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Well I got my deck in the mail the other day and I think it looks great. The plank widths are definitely smaller than the kit's planks. The actual Maryland kit went out of stock before I could buy another one, so I'll post again at a later date with this actually applied. For now here's some pics of the deck.

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I recieved this from FreeTime the other day and I agree with ArizonaBB39. It looks good so far and today I am going put the deck on.
Oh ArizonaBB39 I pre-ordered 2 kits so I could just biuld one then wait for all the upgrade stuff for later. :heh:
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Gotta love the wood decks! They make modeling so much more fun (to me anyway haha)
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FreeTimeHobbies wrote:Gotta love the wood decks! They make modeling so much more fun (to me anyway haha)
Brandon,

Yep agree and I think it makes the model look better too!

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